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China's rise inspires a mix of awe, fear and skepticism. But what will its global role be? Are we on the brink of a bipolar world? How will its neighbors respond? Will it all come crashing down? The Diplomat's daily China blog will try to find some answers.
Is China’s Energy Transition Dead in the Water?
October 02, 2016
Is China’s Energy Transition Dead in the Water?
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Despite some promising developments, Beijing continues to struggle to capitalize on renewables and green tech.
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China’s Lost Generation: Rural Youths
October 01, 2016
China’s Lost Generation: Rural Youths
Frustrated by a lack of opportunity, China's rural youths are increasingly airing their disillusionment online.
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China’s Lost Generation: Rural Youths
How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan
October 01, 2016
How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan
Beijing hope to convince Taiwanese to pressure their government into more politically accommodating positions.
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How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan
Hong Kong Chief Threatens to Sue Newspaper
October 01, 2016
Hong Kong Chief Threatens to Sue Newspaper
CY Leung threatens to sue Apple Daily for seeking to undermine a potential reelection campaign.
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Hong Kong Chief Threatens to Sue Newspaper
The New Buzzword in Chinese Foreign Policy
September 30, 2016
The New Buzzword in Chinese Foreign Policy
'Global governance' is the new big buzzword in Chinese foreign policy.
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The New Buzzword in Chinese Foreign Policy
The Political Consequences of China’s Financial Emigrants
September 29, 2016
The Political Consequences of China’s Financial Emigrants
China's wealthy aren't challenging the Communist Party -- they're simply leaving the country.
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The Political Consequences of China’s Financial Emigrants
2 Years Later: A Look Back at Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement
September 29, 2016
2 Years Later: A Look Back at Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement
The 2014 protests left a lasting legacy of distrust for the government and the police.
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2 Years Later: A Look Back at Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement
'China Inc.' Becomes China the Builder in Africa
September 29, 2016
'China Inc.' Becomes China the Builder in Africa
Chinese loans in Africa mostly go toward building roads, railways, and power lines, not extracting resources.
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'China Inc.' Becomes China the Builder in Africa
Li Keqiang Becomes First Chinese Premier to Visit Cuba
September 28, 2016
Li Keqiang Becomes First Chinese Premier to Visit Cuba
The world’s largest and smallest communist states have had stable relations for years.
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Li Keqiang Becomes First Chinese Premier to Visit Cuba
Xi and Obama: Same Meeting, Different Stories
September 27, 2016
Xi and Obama: Same Meeting, Different Stories
After Obama and Xi meet, their governments tell different stories.
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Xi and Obama: Same Meeting, Different Stories
International Civil Aviation Organization Shuts out Taiwan
September 27, 2016
International Civil Aviation Organization Shuts out Taiwan
Chinese pressure convinces ICAO to go against international principles, and the best interests of aviation safety.
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International Civil Aviation Organization Shuts out Taiwan
Chinese Investment Stokes Global Coal Growth
September 24, 2016
Chinese Investment Stokes Global Coal Growth
Even as China cuts back on coal at home, its companies construct coal plants in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
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Chinese Investment Stokes Global Coal Growth
Xi Jinping as Mao’s Heir? Smashing Chinese Family Dominance
September 24, 2016
Xi Jinping as Mao’s Heir? Smashing Chinese Family Dominance
Xi does have one thing in common with Mao Zedong: a desire to eliminate China's reliance on renqing.
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Xi Jinping as Mao’s Heir? Smashing Chinese Family Dominance
China's Syria Agenda
September 22, 2016
China's Syria Agenda
China's strategy in Syria aims to advance global acceptance of Beijing's non-interference policy.
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China's Syria Agenda
China and the Vatican: Towards a New Era?
September 22, 2016
China and the Vatican: Towards a New Era?
A closer look at a complex relationship amid talk of an impending rapprochement.
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China and the Vatican: Towards a New Era?
China's Wukan Democracy Experiment Comes to a Violent End
September 21, 2016
China's Wukan Democracy Experiment Comes to a Violent End
Chinese authorities have begun a harsh crackdown on dissent in the village.
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China's Wukan Democracy Experiment Comes to a Violent End
New Legislator Grills Hong Kong Chief Executive on Land Development Deal
September 21, 2016
New Legislator Grills Hong Kong Chief Executive on Land Development Deal
CY Leung faces questions over his role in a public housing deal with possible links to the triad.
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New Legislator Grills Hong Kong Chief Executive on Land Development Deal
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